Daily Online Examiner Editions for September 2016
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Sept. 30, 2016
- AT&T Pulls Plug On Pay-For-Privacy Pricing
- Viacom Defends Nick.com Privacy Practices, Asks Judge To Toss Lawsuit
- 'The Revenant' Uploader Ordered To Pay $1.1 Million
- Marketers Still Smarting Over Facebook Measurement Slip
- ANA Presses For Details Of Plan To Replace Cable Box With Apps
- Half Of Copyright Investigations Involve Kodi Boxes And Illegal Streaming
- Two-Thirds Of Employees Use Social Media At Work
- Open Rights Group Says Marketers' Misuse Of Data Is 'Worrying'
- GDPR Is Inevitable -- Email Marketers Should Rejoice, Then Repermission
- New Facebook Ad Campaign Will Urge Consumer To Stream Live Video
- The Influence Of Social Media On Election 2016
- Botnet Attack Uses Connected Home Webcams
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Sept. 29, 2016
- FCC Postpones Vote On Plan To Replace Set-Top Boxes With Apps
- No One Will Admit The Biggest Problem With Internet Advertising
- Turn, Verizon Battle Users Over 'Supercookies'
- Social Net For Tweens, 'Jet.me,' Launches
- New Hampshire Can't Ban Ballot Selfies
- AT&T Exec Argues Against Tough Privacy Rules For Broadband Carriers
- ANA Slams Facebook For Lack Of 'Transparency,' Calls For Audit
- Russian Hackers Could be Behind Yahoo Data Breach
- Microsoft Users Complain of Email Outage
- New Twitter Owner Will Face Challenge Of Kicking Out The Trolls
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2016
- FTC Presses For Power To Sue Internet Service Providers
- Twitter Takes Down Skittles Image Posted By Trump Jr.
- The Fashion Business Dresses Down Bloggers
- Kid-Friendly Messaging Platform Jet Hopes To Propel Safe Conversations With Children
- Fireside Chat With ANA Chair Tony Pace
- 74% Of Millennials Would Use More IoT Devices If Confident In Security
- T-Mobile Customers Keep 'Binge On' Activated
- Mystery Apple Device With NFC, Bluetooth Passes Through FCC
- FBI Directors Says Agency Looked Hard for Obstruction of Justice
- Fresno State Warns About Spam Outbreak
- News Corp., Yahoo Japan Invest In AppNexus
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2016
- Lawmakers Slam Yahoo Over Delay In Disclosing Data Breach
- German Regulator Orders Facebook To Stop Mining WhatsApp Data
- Media Researchers May Need To Onboard Privacy Controls To Avoid Matching Respondent Identities
- New California Law Requires Amazon's IMDb To Censor Actors' Ages
- Twitter Defies Turkish Court
- Disney May Bid For Twitter, Too
- Affiliate Marketing Network Responsible For 'Fake News' Sites, Appeals Court Says
- Test Case To Rule On Legality of Kodi Free Streaming Box
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Sept. 26, 2016
- Judge Won't Throw Out Privacy Lawsuit Over Gmail
- I-Dressup Leaks Teen Girls' Log-In Data
- Yahoo Sued Over Massive Data Breach
- Frontier Sued For False Advertising
- Information Commissioner Promises Serious Questioning Of Yahoo Over Data Breach
- Digital Marketing Trade Body Announces Online Ad Marketplace
- Google's New Move: The Way The Cookie Crumbles?
- Google Metrics Closes 'Loop' Across Search, TV, YouTube, In-Store
- 59% Of IoT Gadget Makers Don't Tell Consumers How Their Personal Info Is Used
- Social Media In Turmoil
- Daily Online Examiner - Friday, Sept. 23, 2016
- Wireless Carriers Say 'Zero-Rating' Schemes Boost Broadband Adoption
- ABC And Yahoo Sued By Father Who Streamed Baby's Birth
- Advertisers May Not 'Like" Facebook As Much Now
- Mediasmith Drops 4As Membership, Issues 'Client Bill Of Rights'
- Publishers Should Love Google And Facebook, Tackle News-Thieving Parasite Start-Ups Instead
- Email Blacklisting Can Last Up To Two Weeks, Study Says
- AT&T Hinders Google Fiber With New Lawsuit In Nashville
- T-Mobile Backs Plan To Replace Cable Boxes With Apps
- Security Researchers Warn Of Issues With Home Devices
- YouTube Heroes Or Snitches?
- IoT Study Finds Devices Emailing Doctors May Breach Data Laws
- Daily Online Examiner - Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016
- California's Highest Court To Review Yelp Censorship Order
- Location Tracking Growing Up, Brands Looking Beyond Beacons
- Privacy Watchdog Faults Harte Hanks, Dropbox And Panasonic
- YouTube Leads Facebook, Snapchat Among Teens
- Yahoo Says 500 Million Accounts Hacked
- Verizon Won't Offer Unlimited Data
- Internet-Connected TV Viewing Shows Continued Growth
- Tinder Debuts 'Stacks' Voting App
- Flickr Closing Commercial Licensing, Royalty Program
- Work Email Addresses Threatened When Used for Personal Web Accounts
- Daily Online Examiner - Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016
- Internet Commerce Coalition Urges Regulators To Loosen Proposed Privacy Rules
- Nashville Lawmakers Pave Way For Google Fiber
- Obama Hails Social Media, Warns Against Misuse In Final U.N. Address
- ANA Raises Concerns About FCC Plan To Replace Set-Top Boxes With Apps
- German Authorities Threaten WhatsApp And Facebook With Legal Action
- Researchers Remotely Hack Tesla Model S, Abruptly Brake Moving Car, Open Trunk, Move Seats
- Data Breaches Up 15% Worldwide
- How Much Google Owes Governments Around The World
- YouTube Seeks Community Support With 'Hero's' Program
- Yahoo Brings Search Retargeting To Gemini Native Ad Inventory
- Daily Online Examiner - Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2016
- Mediacom Defends Data Caps, Blasts Netflix
- Why Our Brains Are Blocking Ads
- Vizio Urges Judge To Throw Out Video Privacy Case
- The Key To Transparency Is Technology, Not Just Terms And Conditions
- Facebook Sued In India Over WhatsApp Privacy Policy
- Millennials Experience High Levels Of Ad Blocking, Piracy
- Woman Sues Internet-Connected Vibrator Company Over Data Collection
- AOL Chief Vows Open Data Strategy After Union With Yahoo
- Email is Favored Tool of Cyber Thieves
- Daily Online Examiner - Monday, Sept. 19, 2016
- Proposed Privacy Rules Will Result In Higher Broadband Fees, CTIA Claims
- Twitter Sued By Shareholder
- A Quarter Of Brits Fake Vacation Photos Online
- Facebook Opposes ACLU, Urges Court To Let Stand 'Hacking' Decision
- Cable Group Rebrands As NCTA -- The Internet & Television Association
- Facebook Ads Are Still Getting Past Adblock Plus
- Microsoft, Google, Yahoo To Block Ads In India Selling Kits To Determine Gender
- SS&C Technologies Sued by Clients After Falling for Email Scam
- Most Companies Have Been Hit by Cyber Attack: Lloyd's of London
- 'Skinny TV' Packages No Pay-TV Panacea
